Brian,
is it because JBuilder won't let you specify a start class thats not part of
your project that you need to go to this trouble? I seem to remember that VC
had this limitation, although J++ doesn't... if M$ can do it right you'd
have to wonder why the others can't! :-)
Geoff
-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Silberbauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, 7 September 1999 17:32
Subject: Re: Servlet debugging?
>Hi there
>
>I've just finished going throught this process. I created a Debug class
(below)
>using the jsdk2.1 Startup class from server.jar. I then set break points in
my
>servlets and debug the Debug class with my IDE (JBuilder 3). Seems to work
OK,
>though I have to press the 'stop' button on the browser while I'm debugging
else
>it eats up cpu cycles. {NT wrkstn 4 svrpk 4, JWS 2.0, jdk1.2.2, JBuilder 3}
>///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>import com.sun.web.shell.*;
>
>public class Debug{
> public static void main(String[] args){
>/*
>Startup Flags:
> -help This Message
> -config [file|url] Read config from URL
> -port [int] Listen on int port
> -inet [inetaddr] Bind server to inet
> -hostname [name] Use name as hostname
> -docbase [file|url] Use URL as base of content
> -noconfig Do not read config
>*/
> String[] str = {
> "-config", "file:///f:/jsdk2.1/default.cfg"};
> try{
> Startup su = new Startup(str);
> }catch(Exception se){
> System.out.println("startup exception: " + se);
> }
> }
>}
>///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>and my config file:
>///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
># $Id: default.cfg,v 1.8 1999/04/05 21:18:16 duncan Exp $
>
>server.port=80
>server.hostname=gumby
>server.inet=
>server.docbase=file://f:/host_html/finsource/www/
>server.tempdir=tmp
>///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>I had the biggest problem with server.docbase, it doesn't recognize the
'host'
>portion of the URL (f:), it seems to default to the directory the source
file is
>in!
>
>The other odd one is the difference in the way I had to write the URL's -
>file:/// in the code and file:// in the config file, haven't had the time
to
>have a look at it.
>
>brian
>
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